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Treatment of Greek Jewish
Community Raises Concerns

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Julius Berman, chairman of
the Conference of
Presidents of Major Ameri-
can Jewish Organizations,
has expressed "deep dis-
tress" over anti-Semitic
manifestations in Greece
and the Greek govern-
ment's strong criticism of
Israel since the war in
Lebanon last summer.
In a letter to the ambas-
sador of Greece in Washin-
gton, Nicolas Karandreas,
Berman said it was "par-
ticularly distressing" that
Greece had voted in the
United Nations General
Assembly last month in
favor of a resolution calling
for sanctions against Israel
and its political and dip-
lomatic isolation.
"Greece was the only
member of the European
Economic Community to
support this nefarious call,"

Berman wrote the ambas-
sador. "Together with other,
previous actions of a similar
nature, this vote has caused
anguish and disappoint-
ment of the friends of
Greece in the American
Jewish community." Be-
rman asked the envoy to
convey these concerns to his
government.

The situation in Greece
has apparently alarmed
that country's small Jewish
community, which numbers
about 5,000 out of a popula-
tion of 9.7 million, and has
prompted the Athens gov-
ernment to offer reassur-
ances. Justice Minister
George Mangakis met with
a group of Greek Jewish
leaders last week who urged
that the present law against
racism be amended to in-
clude a ban on religious dis-
crimination.

Reagan to Address WJC

Freij Is Pressuring Arafat

CAIRO (JTA) — The
mayor of Bethlehem, Elias
Freij, called upon PLO chief
Yasir Arafat on Tuesday to
support the formation of a
joint Palestinian-Jordanian
delegation to participate in
Middle East peace talks.
Emerging from a one-
hour meeting with Egyp-
tian Foreign Minister
Kamal Hassan Ali, the
mayor was asked by report-
ers if he would urge the PLO
leader to raise the issue be-
fore the Palestine National
Council, scheduled to meet

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WASHINGTON — The
first organized national as-
sembly of American Jewish
Holocaust survivors will be
held April 11-14 in Wash-
ington.

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KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y.
(JTA) — Rabbi Gilbert
Klaperman, president of the
Rabbinical Council of
America, said he would ap-
point a new commission to
explore the halakhic impli-
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in Algeria next month.
"He has to do so," Freij re-
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if he wants to save the West
Bank as an Arab territory."

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lighting the biennial meet-
ing of the WJC Governing
Board meeting in Washing-
ton, D.C. through Thurs-
day.
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Jewish Congress, will chair
the four-day meeting, which
will be attended by some
100 leaders of the interna-
tional Jewish organization
from six continents.
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meeting will include: a re-
port on U.S.-Israel relations
by Israel's Ambassador to
Washington, Moshe Arens,
a report on the recently-
concluded World Zionist
Congress in Jerusalem by
Leon Dulzin, president of
the World Zionist Organiza-
tion, and an address on
East-West relations by
Undersecretary of State
Lawrence Eagleburger,
with comments by Zalman
Abramov, chairman of the
Israel branch of the WJC,
and Dr. Israel Singer,
executive director of the
World Jewish Congress.

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